10 Night Terrors Symptoms

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Mental Health Conditions

According to studies, there's a possible link between depression, bipolar and mood disorders and being predisposed to night terrors.2‘Anxiety and Sleep.’ Sleep Foundation, 10 Dec. 2020, www.sleepfoundation.org/mental-health/anxiety-and-sleep# Such conditions and night terrors can create a vicious circle.

Mental health issues can cause interrupted sleep patterns and sleep deprivation, which increases the risk for night terrors. In adults, night terrors can exacerbate any existing mental health disorders. Getting control of anxiety and troublesome thoughts may help lessen the frequency of these ordeals.

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